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I want to limit any discussion of this on B-Greek to
the question of the idiomatic use of PARADIDWMI PNEUMA in the sense of
"expire," "breathe one's last." If anyone wants to raise questions
about the interpretation or theological dimensions of the question,
please write me off-list about it.
Carl,
I will only comment on one item: With PARADIDWMI one must ask, to
whom? The only answer I can come to is to Jesus' mother and the
disciple whom he loved, i.e. to people at the foot of the cross. I do
not see any possibility of it being equkal to the EXEPNEUSEN
elsewhere.
In short, it would support your linking it to John 20.
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Edgar Krentz
Professor of New Testament Emeritus
Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
1100 E. 55th Street
Chicago, IL 60615 USA
773-256-0752
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